Lakeside Golf Club

Beverly sits along the Muskingum River in Washington County, one of the quieter pockets of southeastern Ohio — a region of gentle, rolling hills shaped by the same glacial and river forces that define much of Appalachian Ohio's landscape. It's a working-class part of the state with deep roots and little pretense, and the golf here tends to reflect that spirit: honest, unhurried, and community-oriented rather than destination-driven.

Lakeside Golf Club is the kind of 18-hole layout that anchors a small town's recreational life — a place where regulars know each other by name and the game is played for the love of it rather than for rankings or resort amenities. A par 70 suggests a course that leans shorter and tighter than a championship layout, likely rewarding precision and course management over raw distance, with the design shaped by and around whatever water features give the club its name.

For golfers passing through the Muskingum Valley or exploring southeastern Ohio's back roads, a round here offers something resort courses rarely can: a genuine sense of local golf culture, played at its own pace.